Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-01-20
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Secure seats for Damon and Py-

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Secure seats for Damon and Py-
thias.
Read Wilde & Elliot's local else.
where.
G. II. Jones was in Atlantic yes.
terday.
Ladies' cloaks at the Golden Eagle
at cost.
Buy your overcoats Of d. G.
Abrams.
b. 6. Foreman is in eastern Iowa
buy ing stock.
Fur caps at cost at the large brick
clothing house.
Uncle Jimmy Davis was in At
lanlic Tuesday.
Call on G. Ii. Cross for bob. sleds
cheaper than ever.
Don't you forget it! Damon and
Pythias is the boss.
Overcoats at cost at the Golden
Eagle Clothing House.
David c. Abrams retails over.
coats at wholesale prices.
No. boards at $i3. 50 per thous.
and feet at Stuart & Sons.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at SID
and $3.50 per thousand feet.
Mrs. E. ]. Freeman made short
visit to friends in Walnut Saturday,
Theo. Myers and wife returned
from Montezuma Saturday morn
ing.
6. n. Funk, of Deep River, is
visiting his brothers ii. U. and Lee
Funk.
w. II. Green, has a case before
the court in Carroll county this
week.
Damon and Pythias drew the besl
houses at Jefferson ever seen in tina,
town.
Mrs. Gibncy captivstes her audi,
ences as 'Calanthe" in Damon anC
Pythias.
Remember that Mankato iioul
at Will d. Forbes. Prices to sun
the times.
Damon and Pythias will he by
tar the best drama ever seen II
Audubon.
Read the announcement in How
AIDS advertisement. 1t is OF imp ~
lance to you.
Lands in Keith and Cheyenne
counties, Nehr., for sale by
II. w. HANNA.
Try load of the celebrated third
vein coal sold by L. ii. Cross, al
$50 per ton.
S, ats at O'ronnells' jew elry store
for Da. non and Pythias, Friday anc
Saturday night.
ca. Cr, rss handles the best Goa
ever brought to Audubon. Only
$3.50 per ton.
Now is the time to get goot
pair of bubs, while they are so cheap
of &. II. Cross.
The Golden Eagle clothing house
retails clothing, boots anu shoes a
wholesale prices.
DR.. II. A. Leininger, Dentist
Office in rooms formerly occuplet
by DR. Crawford. l''
Parties wanting feed ground shouh
apply to II. G. Webster. Barn or
north Church Street.
VIM. McLeran and John Morris
were in EASTERN Iowa last weeI
buying cattle for feeding.
WANTED.-A girl to do genera
house " ork; apply at office OF resi-
dence of J. b. Haddock.
Ed. B. Cousins was in Gray yes
terday and found business booming
in that lively little burg.
Henry Sprague, late Of the O. X
bakery, will risk his fortunes II
stock raising in Colorado.
John HusS, of Prole, Warren Co.
has been spending the week with hi
old friend, Henry Rohrbeck.
still have a fine pair of bob sled
which | wi u sell very cheap.
G. ii. Cross.
Miss Emma Terrill started yes
terday on visit to her sister a
Role, and her parents at Pomroy
We have fou nd it at last--a pla,
to which you ca . take your famil,
and be the better for having heart
it.
A. |. Brainard has been confined
to his bed by illne IS since last Satur
day. He is sligl ,tly improved a
this writing.
Alva IIornber ger went to Ne
Moines Saturday, a, vi occupied tn
pulpit Of the Evang, .lical church o
that city Sunday.
Fl. V. Bat,ey, pu biisher OF tn
Walnut Bureau, wa : an town OF
business last Friday. We acknowl
edge a pleasant call.
Frank Bradley is spending tn
week in Chicago. FIR ank Will SCI
the panorama theatres, ETC., from th'
front row of the parque, :
|. d. Johnson and I. u. Ihrel
keld ran down two wolvc siast week
and had the satisfaction of presenting
heir scalps at the audit w's Office
where they received the b oaInty.
DR.. Lass reports n 10 pc 'und 90,
born Monday evening, Jan. nth, t.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Engel Gng, o
Greeley township. DR.. thi uks tina
Papa Henry and Grandpa Il. n
Brown will recover.
w. NJ. Holmes mas sold h rs ma
,hine shop and tools to Levi Ma
HAS, who has had long exp, riieDc'
n the business. Mr.. Holm, rs iha'
zone to Omaha in search of a ta'rge'
ield for his skilled labor.
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